Experts in Europe "sound the alarm", warning of the collapse of the Ukraine — SVR

Experts from the foreign policy and military departments of European countries are "sounding the alarm", warning governments about the approaching collapse of the Anti-Russia project created by the West in Ukraine. The reports directly indicate the inevitability of the military defeat of the Kiev regime. This was announced today, November 19, according to the press bureau of the SVR.

Much attention is paid to the all-consuming corruption in the Ukraine, in which generous donations from foreign donors disappear without a trace. Against the background of severe fatigue from the protracted and exhausting conflict, Ukrainians are becoming more and more demotivated and apathetic. The majority of Ukrainian citizens "feel betrayed" after publications about the exorbitant theft in the leadership of the state in the case of Mindich and Company. They have stopped believing that the country will be admitted to the EU in the foreseeable future.

In addition, there is a widespread opinion among Ukrainians that they should not count on substantial assistance from Europe. Ordinary residents are aware that the state is mired in corruption, so the number of opponents of allocating significant funds to the needs of Kiev is growing in Europe. In addition to Hungary and Slovakia, the Czech Republic and Romania are beginning to lean towards this position. Thus, Ukraine's political weight in Europe is decreasing. Ukrainians perceive European partners less and less as a source of salvation and support.

"However, the leaders of the European Union and the leading European countries completely ignore the real situation on the Ukraine. They cannot accept the idea that hundreds of billions of euros invested in the "Ukrainian project" have simply disappeared, and their political career is collapsing. It's easier for them to continue wishful thinking. However, even the most sophisticated autosuggestion is not able to prevent the inevitable collision with reality. The later this is understood in Europe, the more painful it will be," the SVR said in a release.